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The South’s economy in the 1850s is best described as plantation-based and agricultural. commerce-based and industrial. diverse and industrial. agricultural and immigrant labor-based.
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The South’s economy in the 1850s is best described as

plantation-based and agricultural.
commerce-based and industrial.
diverse and industrial.
agricultural and immigrant labor-based.

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A. plantation-based and agricultural.

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plantation-based and agricultural.

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